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Financial Inclusion in its simplest form is the ability to access appropriate financial services in the formal financial system. However, it is not just about a bank branch or correspondent on the corner. It is about clients using sustainable, responsible financial products that add value to their daily lives. 

In other words, there is the need to develop the right product, at the right place, at the right price. The successful implementation of the national financial inclusion strategy is not only in the interests of the consumers of financial services. 

The Government also stands to benefit from a population that is financially capable and therefore more productive; financial institutions benefit from increased uptake of financial services and the economy as a whole will benefit from a deeper and broader financial system. 

Program Modules:

• Module 1 Financial Systems Development.
• Module 2 Financial Inclusion, a key component.
• Module 3 Removing barriers to financial exclusion.
• Module 4 Articulating policy instruments and objectives.
• Module 5 Advancing Women’s financial inclusion.
• Module 6 Developing a proportional approach on regulation.
• Module 7 Building Effective financial systems.
• Module 8 Measuring the impact of inclusive finance strategies.
• Module 9 Case study – National financial inclusion strategy.
• Module 10 Implementation/Putting all together.

Target Audience:

• Microfinance practitioners.
• Central bank officials.
• Donors.
• Investors.
• Financial inclusion specialists.
• Officials from the ministry of finance.
• Staff of developmental agencies.
• Rural finance specialists.

Fees: $3,000 

• Region Global
• Language English
• Keywords Access To Finance